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| Tyrannosaurus rex T-rex fossil toe bone | | Late Cretaceous
T.rex fossil toe bone.
Geographic strata found: Hell Creek Formation
Geologic location: SE Montana USA Description: Nice Quality T.rex Middle
Finger Bone Measures 3.5" Nice smooth with amazing detail
as this one looks like it died yesterday . Minor wear on a few ridges.
The color is amazing. The detail is outstanding. Price $1,079
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| Tyrannosaurus rex T-rex fossil tibia | | "The King of all Beasts"
Gorgeous T-rex tibia measures: 43" long, 11.5" wide x 11.5"
This rare bone was found by a dino hunter and friend.
Good bone quality. Natural shiny bone typical of T.rex.
The bone is shiny and hollow at one end. It had some large cracks and was
compressed due to the outer bone breaking down into the hole as you can see.
This bone was found in one piece.
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  It is a huge tibia for the species overall and shows all the characteristic T.rex
forms.
Tetonic forces did crush the part of one end, however it is still complete and only crack fill
was done - no other restoration.
Approx 7/8s of the bone is actually perfect except for some compression on a
small part.
It’s extremely heavy and displays well on 3 different sides
even though it has the standard tibia twist only found in T.rex.
You'll need 2 people to lift this one! Fossil can be crated in foam to send
anywhere in the world
$8,550 (plus shipping)
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| Tyrannosaurus rex T-rex fossil | | Nice Quality T.rex Middle Finger
This bone measures 3.5” long.
Smooth with amazing detail. No wear except a few ridges . The color is amazing
Price : $1,079
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| Tyrannosaurus rex T-rex femur | | Fantastic T.rex leg and foot bones.
This lot includes T.rex tibia, fibula and rare middle metatarsal of foot.
Species: Tyrannosaurus rex
Period: Late Cretaceous Geographic strata found: Hell Creek Formation
Geologic location: Baker, Montana
Find of the Century – T.rex tibia measures 3 feet long, fibula
These rare bones are top of the line in bone quality.
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They are very large in size and have virtually no restoration.
It has crack fills but these bones have been part of a personal collection for nearly 10 years.
I would say all 3 are perfect. The tibia and fibula are from the same T.rex
The middle metatarsal is rarely found.
These have been the cornerstone of my friends collection.
He may never be able to replace these. The bone quality on these is simply amazing
$27,000 Firm.
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| Tyrannosaurus rex STAN Skeleton - Fossil Replica (BHI #126378) | |
STAN is the largest, most complete, Tyrannosaurus rex, of the male (or gracile) morphotype, ever found. Discovered in what had once been the sandy bank of an ancient stream, the bones of the skeleton and skull were separated and spread over a wide area. Spring floods eventually covered the bones with mud where they remained buried for years. This disarticulation resulted in near perfect preservation of the skull.
Stan Sacrison discovered this magnificent specimen in the spring of 1987. In the spring of 1992 the Black Hills Institute staff undertook the excavation. It took more than 30,000 hours to prepare STAN for display.
STAN T. rex is truly the best T. rex replica available anywhere! Nearly 40 feet (12.2 m) long and 12 feet (3.7 m) high at the hips. The strong, steel support structure is hidden within the bones, allowing the eye to follow the 'in-motion' appearance of this impressive, crowd-pleasing fossil skeleton replica.
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Each STAN T. rex skeleton is constructed according to your needs, allowing you to fashion a more dynamic exhibit. Whether you want your STAN walking, stalking, attacking, running, jumping or looking your visitors right in the eye, we welcome your input, so long as the pose requested is natural and anatomically possible. Constructed modularly with no section more than 6 feet long, this incredible specimen can be assembled by an experienced crew of six in just under an hour!
Age Late Cretaceous
Locality Hell Creek Formation, Harding County, South Dakota, USA
The original STAN T. rex skeleton is on exhibit in The Museum at Black Hills Institute, in Hill City, South Dakota. May take up to six months for delivery. Check with us to see if an earlier delivery is possible.
Size ~ 40 feet l inch long (12.2 m). Height varies based on pose selected.
Extras Crate and packing fees apply. Please contact us for details.
This item is leasable at 10% of listed price per month. See our DinosaurRentals.com for more details.
Price: $100,000.00 Please email us for more information or photos.
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| Tyrannosaurus rex T-rex Stan the T.rex cast replica | | Here is one of the most famous T.rex skulls of all time. This specimen nicknamed "Stan", in honor of amateur paleontologist Stan Sacrison, was found in the Hell Creek Formation near Buffalo, South Dakota, in the spring of 1987. After 30,000 hours of digging and preparing, a 65% complete skeleton emerged. This tyrannosaur was found to have many bone pathologies, including broken and healed ribs, a broken (and healed) neck and a spectacular hole in the back of its head, about the size of a front lower Tyrannosaurus tooth. Resin cast: $9,500.00 Complete skeleton also available: $100,000 Please inquire about other specimens.
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| Stan Tyrannosaurus rex T-rex Stan the T-rex reproduction | | Here is one of the most famous T.rex skulls of all time. This specimen nicknamed "Stan", in honor of amateur paleontologist Stan Sacrison, was found in the Hell Creek Formation near Buffalo, South Dakota, in the spring of 1987. After 30,000 hours of digging and preparing, a 65% complete skeleton emerged. This tyrannosaur was found to have many bone pathologies, including broken and healed ribs, a broken (and healed) neck and a spectacular hole in the back of its head, about the size of a front lower Tyrannosaurus tooth. Please inquire about other specimens.
Skull measures ~ 58" l x 48" h (147 x 122 cm) Half skull $5,750 Complete skeleton also available. Please call (314) 503-9750 or email us for more information or photos.
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Full size T.rex skeleton (Tyrannosaurus rex cast replica) available. Please contact us for pictures and price.
At Taylor Made Fossils we don't believe having a T.rex skeleton in your museum should break the bank. While there are many beautiful skeletons on the market, we want to find the right T.rex for you and your budget. From adults to juveniles big and small - tell us your needs. We will help you find the right T.rex for you. You can even save money by assembling some of the skeletons yourself. We only sell first generation licensed casts (not illegal, unethical or unauthorized copies). A portion of cast sales goes to those individuals and institutions that uncover, house and study the original fossils. By purchasing only authorized casts you help fund more excavations that find more new and amazing dinosaurs.
Ivan the T-rex Return to Top of page
| T.rex skeleton Ivan skeleton cast replica: 40ft long | |
 Ivan the Terrible T.rex Now available for sale Ivan the T-rex skeleton cast replica. This skeleton measures 40 ft long by 12 ft high at the hip. Complete T-rex skeleton cast fully assembled $85,000 Complete T.rex skeleton cast: Unassembled skeleton also available - please inquire. |  Production time for this skeleton varies. Please contact us. Custom mounted to your specifications. This skeleton was molded from the original skeleton now on display at The Museum of World Treasures in Wichita, Kansas, United States. Ivan the T. rex was discovered by Alan Komrosky in 2007. An amazing 65% of this giant Tyrannosaurus Rex was recovered. When it was found, Ivan had the most complete tail of any T. rex, with only three vertebrae missing. Please call (314) 503-9750 or email us for more information or photos.
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| Tyrannosaurus rex Bucky Mounted Skull - Fossil Replica | 
"BUCKY" is a sub-adult T. rex of the robust (female) morphotype. The original bone quality and preservation is excellent, allowing the creation of very high quality casts. BUCKY's youth makes the skeleton cast an ideal candidate for smaller venues or as a part of a family group.
The skeleton was discovered in 1998 by its namesake, Bucky Derflinger, a rodeo cowboy and rancher, who was himself a sub-adult at the time of discovery. The Black Hills Institute did the excavation in 2001 and 2002. Enormous resources were required, as the skeleton was scattered over an approximately 2000 square meter area, buried under as much as 10 meters of overburden! BUCKY was prepared, molded, and mounted by BHI for The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, where it went on exhibit June, 2004 (specimen # TCM 2001.90.1).
BUCKY has a nearly complete vertebral column to the end of the pelvis, the third most complete tail of any T. rex known and an excellent rib cage complete with gastralia basket (belly ribs). The addition of the gastralia basket enhances the visual perception of the dinosaur, as it better outlines the shape of the body. The skull is a scientific reconstruction which utilized modified casts of DUFFY (another sub-adult T. rex) and other T. rex specimens.
Because of its size, BUCKY produces a visually dynamic running pose, which is more difficult to achieve in larger specimens. Many other poses are available.
Extras Crate and packing fees apply. Please contact us for details.
Lease Info This item is leasable at 10% of listed price per month. See DinosaurRentals.com for more details.
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Duffy the T-rex Return to Top of page
| Tyrannosaurus rex DUFFY Mounted Skull - Fossil Replica (BHI #100128227) | 
DUFFY is a sub-adult Tyrannosaurus rex. Stan Sacrison discovered DUFFY in 1993 and the Black Hills Institute excavated the skeleton in 1993, 1994, 1996 and 2006. Seventy-six bones and 49 loose, rooted teeth in total were recovered from the site, making the skeleton 25% complete. Many of the bones discovered were from the skull making the skull a remarkable ~70% complete. The dig site encompassed an area of about 55 x 70 feet.
Late Cretaceous
Locality Hell Creek Formation, Harding County, South Dakota, USA
Credit The original was collected and prepared by Black Hills Institute of Geological Research.
May take up to two months for delivery. Check with us to see if an earlier delivery is possible.
Size 46" l (117 cm)
Extras Crate and packing fees apply. Please contact us for details.
Lease Info This item is leasable at 10% of listed price per month. See DinosaurRentals.com for more details.
Price: $8,500.00 (crating and shipping not included)
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Harley the T-rex Return to Top of page
| Tyrannosaurus Rex "Harley" fossil skull | |
Tyrannosaurus Rex "Harley" fossil skull This cast replica comes from the Cretaceous Hell Creek formation, Jordan, Montana. The original is in Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History specimen. Resin cast measures 53x35x40in Resin cast $8,499 We can custom paint any of our casts - just ask! Please call (314) 503-9750 or email us for more information or photos.
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T-rex Maxilla cast replica (item #S031) |
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 Harley Garbani shown above with "Harley the T-rex" the specimen he discovered in 1966.
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Tyrannosaurus rex maxilla cast replica.
Measures: 30x24 in (76x61cm).
Molded from a record specimen from the Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation of
Montana. UCB.# Resin cast: $230.00 (plus shipping).
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information.
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Tinker the T-rex Return to Top of page
Tinker is the skeleton of a juvenile t-rex. It is two thirds adult size and only one fourth adult weight. In human years, Tinker could well have been a teenager.
Tinker is clearly a T-rex because of his teeth. Tinker’s teeth have tall, conical, slightly recurved anterior crowns. These crowns are taller relative to diameter and more circular in cross section than any other member of the tyrannosaurid family Tinker’s lower jaws hold a single nipping tooth and 12-13 tooth sockets per side. T-rexes have very distinctive teeth. Tinker has those same teeth so he is considered a Late Cretaceous T-rex.
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Tinker the T-rex
Tinker the Juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex skull cast replica. Cast in resin this skull measures:
37.5" L x 24" H x 23" wide $4,000 (plus $300 US shipping. Please contact us for shipping cost outside the US.)
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| Tinker the T-rex arm and hand casts | | Tinker the Juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex, arms
resin cast replica
Tinker is a teenage T-rex. His skeleton is currently being molded.
His entire skeleton will be available for sale soon. For now, the skull,
arms, hands and scapula are available.
Tinker's Arms Measure:
Scapula: 67 cm long
Humerus: 27 cm long
Hand: 32 cm long
Tinker T-rex Arm cast replicas fully mounted:
$2,250.00
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T.rex Tyrannosaurus rex (skull & jaws)
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Tyrannosaurus rex (skull & jaws) |
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Life size (1:1 scale) complete skull with mandible included. You won't find a better price on a cast replica T-rex skull anywhere. We will match anyone's price. Tyrannosaurus rex (skull & jaws) Resin 50 x 36 x 36 inches
$3,300 plus shipping ($300 in the U.S. please contact us for shipping cost outside the U.S.
Various stands available. This skull is also available for rent. Please call (314) 503-9750 or email us for more information or photos.
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T-rex: The most affordable T-rex skeleton anywhere! |
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This T-rex skeleton is just what any museum needs for an incredible dinosaur display. This skeleton measures 12 meters (39 feet) long. A great skeleton for the price. $79,000
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Giant T.rex head sculpture. Net Wt. (kg) : 19 Gross Wt. (kg) : 22 (before crating) CBM : 18.3735 Figure (LxWxH, in) : 42.75 x 19 x 33.25
Pack (LxWxH, in) : 44.25 x 20.5 x 35 Price is $995 Sale $475 plus shipping Shipping is not included. Please contact us for shipping cost.
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T-rex brain cast #2. This is a cast of the inside of a T-rex brain cavity.
Measures 7 inches. $40 (plus shipping)
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| Tyrannosaurus rex T-rex femur cast replica | |
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| T-rex Femur cast replica. This resin cast replica leg bone is from an adult T.rex.
Measuring 52.5 inches this cast can display alone, or with a custom stand (please inquire).
$500 (plus shipping)
Shipping cost will be charged to your credit card at time of shipping. UPS oversize costs
($50) may apply.
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We have combined our T-rex foot cast with our T-rex footprint for an unforgetable display.
Children love to see how the T-rex foot fits into the print. A great teaching aid. Sold alone or as a set. The widest part of the foot measures 21 inches across (from the tip of the first toe to the tip of the 3rd toe. The length of the longest toe (the middle) is 23 inches.
T-rex foot cast: $550 (plus shipping)
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T-rex footprint $295 (plus shipping)
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Buy them both and save $45! Set: $800 (plus shipping)
Shipping is not included. Shipping cost will be charged to your credit card at time of shipping. Oversize costs may apply. Please contact us for exact shipping cost.
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Alioramus Return to Top of page
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Alioramus Skull cast replica |
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Alioramus Skull cast replica Scientific Name: Alioramus alti Cretaceous Measures: 28" L x 9" W
Specimen: Wyoming Dinosaur Center Location: Mongolia Formation: Nemegt Alioramus is a genus of tyrannosaurid theropod
dinosaur from (Late Cretaceous) Asia. Type specimen: Alioramus remotus
$1,600 (plus shipping)
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Alioramus Skeleton cast replica
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Alioramus Skeleton cast replicaReconstruction Alioramus sp Alioramus cast replica Location: Mongolia Formation: Nemegt
Cretaceous Length 18 ft. Specimen: Molded from a privately owned fossil Price: $35,000 (plus crating and shipping)
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Allosaurus Return to Top of page
We have many Allosaurus skulls and skeletons available. Please contact us for more info.
Albertosaurus Return to Top of page
Albertosaurus is a genus of tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur that lived in western North America during the Late Cretaceous.
Albertosaurus skeleton cast replica.
Measures 22 ft L X 8 ft at the hips
$59,500
Daspletosaurus Return to Top of page
Daspletosaurus skull and skeleton cast replica.
While very large by the standard of modern predators, Daspletosaurus was not the largest tyrannosaurid. Adults could reach a length of 8–9 meters (26–30 ft) from snout to tail. Mass estimates have centered around 2.5 tonnes (2.75 short tons) but have ranged between 1.8 and 3.8 tonnes (2.0 and 4.1 short tons).
Daspletosaurus had a massive skull that could reach more than 1 meter (3.3 ft) in length. The bones were heavily constructed and some, including the nasal bones on top of the snout, were fused for strength. Large fenestrae (openings) in the skull reduced its weight. An adult Daspletosaurus was armed with about six dozen teeth that were very long but oval in cross section rather than blade-like. Unlike its other teeth, those in the premaxilla at the end of the upper jaw had a D-shaped cross section, an example of heterodonty always seen in tyrannosaurids. Unique skull features included the rough outer surface of the maxilla (upper jaw bone) and the pronounced crests around the eyes on the lacrimal, postorbital, and jugal bones. The orbit (eye socket) was a tall oval, somewhere in between the circular shape seen in Gorgosaurus and the 'keyhole' shape of Tyrannosaurus.
Daspletosaurus shared the same body form as other tyrannosaurids, with a short, S-shaped neck supporting the massive skull. It walked on its two thick hindlimbs, which ended in four-toed feet, although the first digit (the hallux) did not contact the ground. In contrast, the forelimbs were extremely small and bore only two digits, although Daspletosaurus had the longest forelimbs in proportion to body size of any tyrannosaurid. A long, heavy tail served as a counterweight to the head and torso, with the center of gravity over the hips
Nanotyrannus Return to Top of page
Nanotyrannus, frequently considered to be a juvenile T. rex, was recovered from Montana in 1942.
Cast replicas of Nanotyrannus are available. Please contact us for photos and more information.
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The nanotyrannus skeleton cast replica
Measures: 20 ft L X 6 ft at the hips.
Cost is $32,000 plus
crating and shipping.
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